Some women experiencing incontinence or post-menopausal painful sex have been turning to “vaginal rejuvenation” treatments in an effort to alleviate their symptoms. However, a new warning from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suggested women stay away from these procedures as they haven’t yet been properly tested or approved by the FDA yet. In addition, there are many reports of women being injured by these procedures.
In particular, the FDA was concerned about laser treatments as they have been known to potentially cause “serious adverse events, including vaginal burns, scarring.” As a result of this, women may end up experiencing more pain during sex than before the rejuvenation treatment.
FDA Commissioner, Scott Gottlieb, issued the following statement about these vaginal rejuvenation procedures.
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